🏗️ Building my home server P4: Part 4: Docker, UFW and Nginx

🏗️ Building my home server: Part 4 Containers, UFW and Nginx In my previous blog post, I discussed volume management. For the next step, I aimed to deploy a few apps and app stacks, such as File Browser and Transmission . File Browser is a sleek, out-of-the-box file management interface that allows you to quickly set up a web-based file management system, complete with built-in access controls to secure your files. Transmission is a minimalist, lightweight BitTorrent client that I appreciate for its speed, open-source nature, simplicity, and efficient performance. To make deploying these and other apps quick and easy, I like to run them in containers, which are the go-to method these days for running portable, isolated, and environment-consistent applications. Fortunately, both File Browser and Transmission offer official container images, which made the process even smoother. 🐳 Containers To set up the containers, I followed the official installation guides for both apps: File Browser